Use these short phrases to check your microphone and get a starting baseline for how well you are being understood. Say each prompt in a clear voice at a natural pace, and repeat it if the speech-to-text result is missing words or changing meaning. Pay attention to endings (final consonants) and stressed words, since those often affect recognition. Don’t try to speak louder or slower than normal—aim for steady, everyday clarity you can maintain in longer sentences.
Use these short phrases to check your microphone and get a starting baseline for how well you are being understood. Say each prompt in a clear voice at a natural pace, and repeat it if the speech-to-text result is missing words or changing meaning. Pay attention to endings (final consonants) and stressed words, since those often affect recognition. Don’t try to speak louder or slower than normal—aim for steady, everyday clarity you can maintain in longer sentences.